Cinematography

3. The camera moves along a track from side to side, often keeping pace with a moving object.
5. The scene is sped up to condense time, so that a longer period can be shown in a short space of time.
7. When the camera is still.
10. Sound that is edited into the film and is not part of the film's world.
11. Also called a bird's eye view shot and taken from the sky.
13. Can show us whether it is day or night or can be used to create a particular mood.
14. The camera cuts to a moment that occurred before the events in the film to show background information.
15. Allows the viewer to see what the character sees.
18. Sound that originates from the film's world.
19. A technique in film editing in which a series of short shots are edited into a sequence to condense space, time, and information.
23. When the voice of a character is added over top of the scene to provide information.
24. The camera is looking up at the character, making them appear dominant or in control.
25. Often used during dialogue to show the reactions of the two characters to eachother.
26. Often used in horror or thriller films to build intensity within a scene.

1. The composition of a scene.
2. Often creates a jerky, unsteady movement that adds a sense of realism.
4. When one shot is replaced by another.
6. The camera swivels slowly, giving a sweeping view of a wide area.
8. Talking between characters.
9. Often used to create mood and an emotional response in the audience.
12. Shows the character from the waist up.
16. Often used to establish the setting.
17. Allows the camera to move in and out, within and around characters.
20. Focuses on a small detail or part of a face, often the eyes.
21. The camera is looking down on the character, making them appear weak or small.
22. This shot is focused on the relationship between two characters.